Hi Abhay,
Am 03.12.2015 um 16:44 schrieb Abhay Amala:
> I could put the RAM data into a file using the following snippet and get
> a file with size 268.4 MB. But when i tried to make some kind memory
> analysis on the file, i get something which is different from what i
> expect.
What is the inconsistency you're observing and what analysis methods do
you use - can you go in more detail?
> Is this snippet the right one to do memory imaging? thanks in
> advance for answers.
>
> size_t size = Vm_base::ram()->size();
> void* addr = (void*)Vm_base::ram()->local();
> FILE *fd = fopen("memdump.dd", "w+b");
> if(fd != NULL)
> fwrite(addr, 1, size, fd);
Unfortunately, I'm not very used to libc file handling. However, from
what I know, this looks good. You could check whether it's correct by
executing it in a Linux (using a properly prepared RAM region).
Regarding your cache-flush SMC: Have you added a certain register value,
say r0=1234 that identifies the cache-flush SMC at the tz_vmm side? Are
you sure to do a flush of all entries of all non-secure ARM data-cache
levels?
Cheers,
Martin
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